well, no, you'll know when they're sick of his shit, when they shut his companies down, and throw him in jail, until then, it's all bluster, and ad click bait
I know that development costs are mind boggling in scale, we’re looking at around $5B dollars so far on Starship, (and the government only paid for part of that).
But let’s put that into perspective, it was around $11B NASA spent on developing SLS, and SLS costs $2B per launch. So we’re still within comparable costs for development of a heavy lift vehicle.
Tesla likely would not be selling cars if the government didn’t offer EV tax incentives.
SpaceX’s largest customer is the U.S Government.
Musk has torpedoed every other company he’s touched.
If the only reason you are in business is to sell things that the government is helping pay for, why are you even a business. He’s blown through his budget that NASA gave him for Starship and still doesn’t have a working product.
The Cybertruck Founders Edition doesn’t have the Self Driving feature that made it 20k more expensive, and has a real chance of being a fraud trial.
Why are we giving private companies boatloads of tax dollars to develop vaporware?
On February 10th, a federal judge ordered Musk to cooperate in the SEC’s investigation, asserting that if a date and location for the interview couldn’t be agreed upon between the parties within a week then the decision would be made for them. That testimony has yet to take place
So tired of all these assholes never seeing any consequences for simple shit normal people would never get away with.
I’d love it if courts had the power to seriously enforce shit like this. Fail to meet a deadline that’s been agreed upon by all parties? Okay, then officers will arrest you and put you in jail until you do.
That’s just my immediate, angry reaction, though. It doesn’t solve the core problem, which is that rich people are above the law.
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